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A new study takes an important step forward in understanding the link between the gut bacteria, what we eat and how we feel → Read More
Experiencing “flow” might do more than make you feel good. → Read More
key character in a story I was struggling with was a woman with a broken heart. She’d been cheated on by the man she had married, but continued to love him even after he went to prison for attempted murder. By the time I met her, she’d been living on her own for 20 years … → Read More
We've been warned about spending too much time with our technology, but how much does it really matter? → Read More
Genetic research has nearly excluded an entire continent. A massive effort to remedy that could change the future of cancer treatment—and of science. → Read More
Confidence is an asset—until it isn’t. It’s also a balancing act: Certainty is essential to moving forward, but too much of it can make it hard to see when we’re wrong. Add money to the mix, says a new study, and we run into trouble. Accurately assessing what the study refers to as “the quality of our answers, actions or statements” is crucial for so many aspects of life. We want to know not… → Read More
Researchers who noticed an increase in the number of organs available traced the change back to a disconcerting source. → Read More
It may be time to end the stigma against the approach. → Read More
Prices for the top 20 drugs prescribed to seniors rose by an average of 12 percent every year from 2012 to 2017. Nothing about the medications changed, except their price tag. → Read More
"Our ancient Egyptian ancestors are bestowing their blessing." → Read More
Scientists have captured one of the world’s most elusive—and weird-looking—fish. → Read More
Puppies to the rescue! → Read More
Another U.S. state just passed a law allowing "wildlife salvage." → Read More
The humpback golden line barbel also has a mysterious little horn. → Read More
DNA: It's just like us. → Read More
The amoeba was living in a rapids course at dangerously high levels. → Read More
The finding could someday improve wound healing after serious skin injuries. → Read More
It's called sulforaphane, and it lowered blood sugar in people with the condition. → Read More
Einstein called it "spooky action at a distance." Others call it the future of computing. → Read More
Sea ice is unexpectedly in motion, making the expedition far too dangerous. → Read More